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ADMISSIONS General Admission Requirements Admission to any program found in the Academic calendar follow the academic and institutional policies of Medicine Hat College. Additional programs and education pathways are also available through Medicine Hat College s Continuing Studies Division and support additional admission pathways to the College s Academic programming. Medicine Hat College s admission processes are transparent and equitable. Medicine Hat College encourages applications from any student or potential student that is in possession of the academic subject admission requirements at the level required for successful entry to a Medicine Hat College or collaborative program for which Medicine Hat College admits. Students not in possession of the requirements for admission should connect directly with the institution for additional pathways to their goals. Challenges to admission assessments should be sent to admissions@mhc.ab.ca where they may be escalated to the Associate Registrar for review. Completion of a high school credential is not a requirement for entry into Medicine Hat College s programs provided students present the appropriate level of subject requirements. Applications Applications can be made in-person, or online. A $60 application fee is accepted for any Medicine Hat College program found in this Academic Calendar. Transcripts Applicants are required to provide official transcripts for admission. Alberta high school and post-secondary transcripts will be requested by Medicine Hat College on behalf of a student once the application has been made. Students attending from outside of Alberta must consult with the official transcript authority of their province or country in order to provide official transcripts directly to the College. Post-Secondary official transcripts must be provided from the Registrar s Office of each institution attended. Transcripts noting transfer credit from a previous institution do not exempt students from providing both transcripts directly from the original post-secondary institutions. Photocopies or faxed copies of transcripts are not considered official, but may be considered for conditional admission purposes where appropriate. Note: High school and post-secondary school official transcripts must be received by the Admissions Office prior to the start of classes. Failure to provide transcripts will result in registration and/ or admission being withdrawn. English Language Proficiency Requirements Medicine Hat College conducts academic learning in English. If less than three full-time years of education was not completed in a country or province exempt from English Language Proficiency (ELP), students must demonstrate proficiency in the English language before being admitted. General English Language Proficiency English language proficiency for most programs can be demonstrated by any one of the following: 1. Three years of full-time study in a province or country exempt from English Language Proficiency 2. Successful completion of EAPI 099 at Medicine Hat College 3. Successful completion of an Alberta Education English Language Arts course (or Canadian equivalent) that meets the academic requirements of the applicants i ntended program of study 4. A TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) ibt (internet-based test) score of 79 (or equivalent) 5. An IELTS (International English Language Testing System) with an overall band score of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 6. Completion of an accredited diploma or degree at a Canadian post-secondary institution where English is the primary language of instruction 7. A Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) with a minimum of 7 in each strand (for certificate or diploma programs only) 8. Equivalent English language exams (eg. Pearson Test of English) at an acceptable score (see www.mhc.ab. ca/elp) NOTE: University transfer students should become acquainted with the English Language Proficiency requirements of the institution to which they plan to transfer. Gaining admission to Medicine Hat College does not guarantee meeting the requirements of the Universities. Specific English Language Proficieny Certain programs require higher English language proficiency to satisfy the admission requirements. These include the following: Paramedic paramedic programs require an IELTS score of 7.0 with no band below 7.0 or an equivalent score in another English Language Proficiency exam. Nursing nursing students follow the English Language Proficiency scores set by the University of Calgary. For more, please consult the University of Calgary Academic calendar or connect with us directly. Additional English Language Proficiency Requirements Students presenting English Language Proficiency scores for admissions between the requirement of an IELTS 6.0 but below the equivalent to a IELTS 7.0, or students who have been identified during their studies as requiring additional English Language Support, may be required to complete additional English Language course requirements in addition to their program. 14 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS Collaborative s Medicine Hat College holds agreements with post-secondary partners to provide a variety of education pathways to students. Certain programs that are offered in collaboration with partner institutions will be subject to the admission standards and rules of the agreement or the partner institution including but not limited to: Academic subject requirements Academic subject equivalencies (eg. out of province and foreign equivalencies) English Language Proficiency Students should connect with the College directly if they have questions regarding the requirements of collaborative programs and their admission requirements. Accessibility Medicine Hat College is committed to ensuring access to the academic environment. Students who require accommodation, should identify their required supports early in the admission process to the Accessibility Service office to allow the College to maximize the support options available. Contact the Accessibility Services office at 403.529.4865 for more. Admission of Home Schooled or Home Educated Students Medicine Hat College respects the variety of pathways a student may take towards post-secondary education. If applicants have completed a Home Schooled or Home Education program they may qualify for admission by providing the relevant provincial diploma examinations; writing the Medicine Hat College Academic Assessment in the appropriate subjects or via previous work they have completed at an accredited post-secondary institution. Substitutes such as the subject SAT or ACT exams, GCSE exams, or other approved standardized exams may also be considered but should be approved in writing by emailing admissions@mhc.ab.ca. Academic Assessment An Academic Assessment may be used by students to determine current skill levels in English and Math. It has been designed to help students who have been out of school for four years or more, to begin at a level that will enable students to be successful in their studies. The assessment is scored to place students in an appropriate level of upgrading courses to begin their studies. To register for the Academic Assessment, students first apply to the College for admission then make an appointment to schedule a time with the Academic Resources Centre to write the essay and math assessments. An appointment time may be scheduled with an Academic Advisor two days or more after writing the exam to discuss placement recommendations and to plan an appropriate course of study. Applications with Foreign Credentials Academic Qualifications Regardless of their status in Canada (citizen, permanent resident or attending on visa), applicants who present foreign credentials must meet the academic and English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements (see ELP) for their program of choice. Prospective students may present a home country curriculum, standardized test (such as the SAT, ACT or GCE/GCE Advanced) or a complete an Academic IQAS assessment with appropriate subjects to gain admission. All submitted documents must be sent directly from the ministry or official examination body to be deemed official. Applicants must be aware of the timelines for obtaining official documents from their home country and for having their application reviewed. Prospective students should allow adequate time to receive a Canadian Visa for studies. Individuals should carefully review the criteria for admission and check their e-mail frequently to ensure they have provided all the correct documents and data required for a decision. Students requiring a permit to study in Canada may wish to connect directly with the Government of Canada website for on required permits and documentation it is the student s responsibility to ensure they meet the requirements of the Government of Canada in addition to the Medicine Hat College admission requirements as the processes are separate. Typically, a student who has submitted all required, official documents will receive an admission decision from Medicine Hat College within 3 to 4 weeks of applying. When to Apply Applications for Canadians and Permanent Residents should be received prior to the first day of classes in order to facilitate success. NOTE: Deadlines are currently under discussion and students should connect with the College directly in order to confirm the last day to apply if they are unsure. Information is also available at www.mhc.ab.ca. International students who would like to attend Medicine Hat Co llege on a study permit must submit their application prior to the following dates: September start - June 15 January start November 1 Students who are applying to Medicine Hat College through the Canada Student Placement (SPP), should connect directly with our international office for the program deadline which may be different from the deadlines listed above. For most programs, application processing begins: November 1, 2016 for Fall semester, 2017 October 2, 2017 for Winter semester, 2018 February 1, 2018 for Spring semester, 2018 Note: Some programs are competitive or may have limited seats. It is beneficial to apply as soon as possible. MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 15

ADMISSIONS Admissions Schedule for Winter Intakes in s Some programs offer winter intakes and include the following programs: Health Care Aide Business Administration (limited seats) College Preparation Early Learning and Child care (limited seats) General Studies University Transfer Some distance learning programs have continuous intakes please check with admissions Admission Routes Applicants are considered for the most appropriate of three admission routes, according to their qualifications. Students do not need to disclose what route they wish to be considered for. High school applicants have secondary (high school) credentials only with little or no post-secondary study. Students must consult the program(s) of interest to determine which specific high school subjects are required for admission to specific program(s). If an applicant is missing the required subjects, they may qualify for other programs at Medicine Hat College or a transition program. Please contact Academic Advising at 403.529.3819 and/or Admissions at 403.529.3827 for additional. Transfer Student Route Transfer applicants have post-secondary coursework or credentials through recognized university, college, or technical institutions. If students have previous coursework, coursework will be assessed for transfer credit after official transcripts are received. For on gaining credit towards program requirements, consult the section on Recognition of Prior Learning in the calendar. Mature applicants are those aged 21 years or older by the last day of the term in which they apply (eg. December 31st for a September start). In some programs, mature student admission requirements may differ from general admission requirements. Academic assessment may be necessary. Combined Matriculation/University Transfer Applicants combine high school equivalent (matriculation) courses with university courses. Alternative Admission Pathways Academic Transition Plan Applying to an academic transition plan (ATP) provides an opportunity for students to receive conditional admission to select programs while completing subject requirements (see specific program admission requirements). It allows students to explore a chosen field by enrolling in at least one course in the program. Using this means of entrance into a program, students will participate in a course designed to enhance their opportunities for success in both academic and personal endeavours. Students will also benefit from the added support of the ATP advisor while they 16 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 face the challenges of attaining a college education. In order to be considered, students must complete the Medicine Hat College s Application for Admission form, submit official high school and/or post-secondary transcripts to the Registrar s Office and pay the application fee. If a student would like to amend their application from their chosen program to ATP, please connect directly with Admissions (admissions@mhc.ab.ca). Students may be required to complete an academic assessment and also must satisfy all of the following conditions: have approval of the program coordinator. have a plan of study outlining the conditions of your individual Academic Transition Plan signed by the coordinator of the program to which you are applying. be able to complete all necessary prerequisites within one year demonstrate potential and motivation to succeed in your chosen Medicine Hat College program. attend scheduled meetings with the ATP Advisor, once they have been conditionally accepted into the program through ATP successfully complete all required academic prerequisites, MAST 100 (Master Student} course (or equivalent), and at least one program specific course in one calen dar year. comply with the conditional letter of acceptance and fulfill any additional requirements for full acceptance into the program (e.g., participate in program specific sup ports and activities and complete requirements such as First Aid/CPR, volunteer hours, etc). s that accept ATP students: Addictions Counselling Administrative Office Professional Bachelor of Applied Arts (Visual Communications) Built Environment Engineering Technology (BEET) Business Administration Child and Youth Care Counselling Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) Criminal Justice Early Learning and Child Care Environmental Reclamation Technician Environmental Science Information Technology Occupational Therapist Assistant/Physical Therapist Assistant Speech Language Pathologist Assistant General Studies General Studies allows students who may be undecided or not working towards a credential to obtain coursework at Medicine Hat College. Students must present a grade 12 level English Language Arts course (eg. ELA 30-1, ELA 30-2 or equivalent) and English Language Proficiency (ELP) to be eligible for this pathway. Occupational or Workplace English-levels are not accepted for this route. Senior Citizen Applicants in this category are 65 years and older and have the appropriate English Language Proficiency (ELP). Senior students may enroll in one 3 or 4 credit course per semester listed in the academic calendar that is not part of a quota program and have the tuition cost waived. Courses of more than 4 credits may be eligible with permission, but any additional charges must be covered by the student. When space is limited in a credit course, students

ADMISSIONS working towards a credential will be given preference. Any credit course that has insufficient enrolment of credit students will be cancelled. Senior students will not be charged an application fee, however additional costs (books, supplies) other than tuition are the student s responsibility. Special Student Special status allows students to obtain a single 3 or 4 credit course per semester at Medicine Hat College without any additional requirements. Applications and an application fee for special student status must be received for each term the student seeks entry. Students should be aware that not having the pre-requisites required or suitable English language skills may result in poor performance although presenting documentation is not required for this pathway. The courses available to special students are limited and may require the permission of the Dean. Special Student status is not available for College Preparation, English Language training and most quota program courses. Visiting Student/Exchange Student Applicants are formally admitted to the College, but as a student of another accredited institution, permitted to take courses for credit and to be recorded on a transcript by Medicine Hat College. Students may be restricted in the courses that they are eligible to take due to limited enrolments or pre-requisite requirements. Students must also: provide written authorization from a responsible officer of their institution upon registration (letter of permission, letter of exchange) formally request an official or unofficial transcript from their home institution be subject to all rules, regulations and fees applicable to students of Medicine Hat College be in good academic standing at the home institution meet English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements It is the student s responsibility to ensure they are able and willing to meet the health and fitness requirements of the programs. In many cases, these requirements are necessary to complete the program. Students who requires additional accessibility support to meet the pre-professional requirements of the program should connect with accessibility services. Change of Students intending to change their program should connect directly with an academic advisor to determine the consequences or benefits of a change, and to determine if they should complete a new application or consider a program major change. Re-Admission to Medicine Hat College Students who have previously withdrawn, either voluntarily, or upon request of the Registrar s Office from a program must submit a new application for admission. Re-admission is subject to all College regulations. Admissions Refusal Medicine Hat College reserves the right to reject any application for admission using reasonable grounds that may support the student, their health/well-being, their success, or the health and success of other students/persons in the Medicine Hat College community, even if other entrance requirements have been met. Refusals may be challenged by connecting directly with the Registrar s Office. Offers of Admission or Acceptance Conditional Acceptance Student are required to meet the conditions of their offer of admission or their registration and admission status may be withdrawn. Registration Deposit Students accepted to a new program or returning to the college after an absence of at least one year are required to pay a registration deposit or tuition installment as per the details of their admission letter. Medicine Hat College reserves the right to request that students confirm their seat in a program if the program is in high demand or competitive within four weeks of receiving an acceptance letter. Pre-Professional Requirements In addition to academic requirements, students may be asked to meet additional admission requirements or provide additional documentation to determine their suitability for a professional program. This may be required prior to admission or at registration. Students should carefully read the pre-professional/pre-practicum requirements of each program in this Calendar. Example of requirements may be (but are not limited to) a record of volunteer experiences, criminal record checks, a statement of interest or health documentation (eg. immunizations). MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 17

ADMISSIONS - UNIVERSITY TRANSFER University Transfer Admission Requirements If you are accepted to a university transfer program, please be aware that admission requirements differ from one university to another. You are responsible for making sure that you meet the high school admission requirements for the transfer university by checking the specific university calendar and contacting the academic advisors at the transfer university. For an explanation of Admission Routes, see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents with a minimum 60% average in the required courses) (21 years of age) The following are minimum admission requirements. Please see an advisor for additional course-specific pre-requisites. Arts (including Journalism, Social Work) Commerce/Management or Math 30-2 or a 30-level second language Two 30-level academic subjects One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects) Two 30-level academic subjects One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects) One 30-level academic subject Note: Some majors at some universities require Math 30-1 or equivalent (i.e. U of C Social Science) Education Three 30-level academic subjects One 5-credit or two 3-credit subjects at the 30-level (Special Projects 30 excluded) Note: Although not required for admission, it is strongly suggested that students entering Education possess MATH 30-1 or MATH 30-2. Pre-requisite courses required, e.g. Chem 30 required for university level Chemistry Note: Although not required for admission, it is strongly suggested that students entering Education possess MATH 30-1 or MATH 30-2. Engineering Math 31 Physics 30 Math 31 Physics 30 Fine Arts Three 30-level academic subjects One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects) One 30-level academic subject Kinesiology One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects). Physics 30 recommended Note: Students should be aware that some univeristies require Physics 30 Note: Students should be aware that some univeristies require Physics 30 18 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS - UNIVERSITY TRANSFER (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents with a minimum 60% average in the required courses) (21 years of age) The following are minimum admission requirements. Please see an advisor for additional course-specific pre-requisites. Pre-Professional s Dentistry Medicine Veterinary Physics 30 Physics 30 Dental Hygiene (Pre-Professional) Pharmacy (Pre-Professional) Science (including Pre-Medical Lab Science and Pre-Nutrition) One 30-level academic subject One 30-level academic subject One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects). Physics 30 recommended. NOTE: Students should be aware that some majors will require Physics 30 upon transfer If you are accepted to a university transfer program, please be aware that admission requirements differ from one university to another. You are responsible for making sure that you meet the high school admission requirements for the transfer university by checking the university calendar and contacting the academic advisors at the transfer university. View the Provincial High School Equivalencies on our website at www.mhc.ab.ca/ admission/applying/highschool MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 19

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA Certificate/Diploma Admission Requirements For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Addictions Counselling OR Chemistry 30 Two 30-level academic subjects One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects). You may wish to consider this route if you have completed a high school diploma but not completed the courses required for admission; have completed a diploma but with less than an average of 60%; or have not completed high school. You must submit a letter detailing how your experiences since secondary school contribute to your potential for success in the program, your goals for the future, and why study in this program will assist you to realize these goals. If you present eight or more transferable courses or a two or three- year college diploma with an acceptable average you need not present high school credentials. Addictions Counselling/ Social Work (min 60%) OR Chemistry 30 Two 30-level academic subjects One Grade 12 5-credit subject (excluding Special Projects). 18 years of age or older by the last day of the semester to which you are applying. You must have 60% or greater in ELA 30-1 (or equivalent) or a university level English course. You may wish to consider this route if you are 21 and have completed a high school diploma but not completed the courses required for admission; have completed a diploma but with less than an average of 60%; or have not completed high school. You must submit a letter detailing how your experiences since secondary school contribute to your potential for success in the program, your goals for the future, and why study in this program will assist you to realize these goals. If you have previously attended a recognized college or university, you may be accepted on the basis of your college or university level coursework. You must have 60% or greater in ELA 30-1 (or equivalent) or a university level English course. If you present eight or more transferable courses, or a two or three year college diploma with an acceptable average you do not need to present high school credentials. 20 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Administrative Office Management or ELA 30-2 Math 10C Keyboarding speed of a minimum of 20 wpm with 90% accuracy is recommended. or ELA 30-2 Math 10C Keyboarding speed of 20 wpm with 90% accuracy is recommended. Completion of a oneyear Administrative Office Professional Certificate. Administrative Office Professional or ELA 30-2 Math 10C Keyboarding speed of 20 wpm with 90% accuracy is recommended. or ELA 30-2 Math 10C Keyboarding speed of 20 wpm with 90% accuracy is recommended. Built Environment Engingeering Technology (BEET)/ Computer Aided Drafting and Design High school diploma with or ELA 30-2 or Math 30-2 Science 30 or Physics 20 or ELA 30-2 or Math 30-2 Science 30 or Physics 20 Business Administration or ELA 30-2 or Math 30-2 Two Grade 12 5-credit subjects with 50% or better. or ELA 30-2 or Math 30-2 Child and Youth Care Counsellor 60% or greater in each of: or a minimum of 70% in ELA 30-2 One 30-level academic subject Three Grade 12 5-credit subjects (maximum of 5-credits of CTS courses) Minimum 60% grade in ELA 30-1 or ELA 30-2 One 30-level academic subject or ELA 30-2 Eight courses from an accredited post secondary institution with a minimum of a C grade. Criminal Justice 60% in ELA 30-1 or 65% in ELA 30-2 You will be evaluated on an individual basis and may be required to complete a skills appraisal to determine your reading and writing skills. MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 21

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 13 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Early Learning and Child Care High school diploma with 50% in ELA 30-1 or 65% in ELA 30-2. You may be admitted following appropriate advising and testing. A high school diploma is not required although you must present ELA 30-1 (50%) or ELA 30-2 (65%). Education Assistant DISTRIBUTED LEARNING High school diploma with a minimum grade of 50% in ELA 30-1 or 65% in ELA 30-2. You may be admitted following appropriate advising and testing. A high school diploma is not required although you must present ELA 30-1 (50%) or ELA 30-2 (65%).. Environmental Reclamation Technician High school diploma with or ELA 30-2 (minimum 60%) A minimum of 55% in Biology 20 Chemistry 20 or Math 30-2 or equivalent One 30-level science such as Biology 30 or Chemistry 30 or ELA 30-2 (minimum 60%) A minimum of 55% in Biology 20 Chemistry 20 or Math 30-2 or equivalent One 30-level science such as Biology 30, or Chemistry 30. Environmental Science Environmental Assessment and Restoration Natural Resource Compliance Renewable Resource Management High school diploma with a minimum of 55% in: or ELA 30-2 Biology 20 Chemistry 20 or Math 30-2 Health Care Aide ELA 10 or achievement of CLB Level 7 or equivalent 22 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Information Technology 50% or higher in ELA 30-1 or a 60% or higher in ELA 30-2. 50% or higher in Math 30-1 or 65% in one of: Math 20-1 or Math 30-2. You may meet the entrance requirements as a result of having achieved placement in Math 30 and college-level English, as determined by the Medicine Hat College Academic Assessment Test. Occupational Therapist Assistant/Physical Therapist Assistant High school diploma with a minimum mark of 60% in Two grade 12 subjects, one of which must be a 30-level science or Math 30-1 or Math 30-2. or equivalent, or ENGL 1XX or equivalent This route is applicable if you do not meet the minimum requirements for admission but possess other post secondary and/or work experiences that create potential for success in the program. This route is available to a limited number of students. If you have previously attended a recognized college or university, you may be accepted on the basis of your college or university level coursework. You must have completed at least 15 credits of coursework with a minimum grade of C or GPA of 2.0 out of 4.0 You must have a 60% in ELA 30-1 or equivalent or a C grade in a university level English course. You must have a 60% in Biology 30 or equivalent of a C grade in a university level lab science course. Power Engineering High school diploma and a minimum 60% standing in: or Math 30-2 Physics 30. or Math 30-2 Physics 30 Or approval of Coordinator or Dean. MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 23

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Practical Nurse 60 % in ELA 30-1 or 70% in ELA 30-2 60% in Math 20-1, or 70% in Math 20-2 60% in Biology 30 or Bow Valley College ANAT 1101 60 % in ELA 30-1 or 70% in ELA 30-2 60% in Math 20-1, or 70 % in Math 20-1 60% in Biology 30 or Bow Valley College ANAT 1101 Social Work (minimum 60%) Three grade 12 5-credit courses 18 years of age or older by the last day of the semester to which you are applying. This route is applicable if you do not meet the minimum requirements for admission but possess other postsecondary and/or work experiences that create potential for success in the program. You must have ELA 30-1 (or equivalent) or a university level English course. If you have previously attended a recognized college or university, you may be accepted on the basis of your college or university level coursework. You must have a minimum of 60% in ELA 30-1 (or equivalent) or a university level English course. Speech Language Pathologist Assistant High school diploma with a minimum mark of 60% in each of Two grade 12 subjects, one of which must be a 30-level science or Math 30-1 or Math 30-2 or equivalent or ENGL 1XX or equivalent This route is applicable if you do not meet the minimum requirements for admission but possess other post secondary and/ or work experiences that create potential for success in the program. This route is available to a limited number of students. If you have previously attended a recognized college or university, you may be accepted on the basis of your college or university level coursework. You must have completed at least 15 credits of coursework with a minimum grade of C or GPA of 2.0 out of 4.0 You must have a 60% in ELA 30-1 or equivalent or a C grade in a university level English course. You must have a 60% in Biology 30 or equivalent of a C grade in a university level lab science course. 24 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS - CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Travel Counsellor DISTRIBUTED LEARNING or ELA 30-2 Math 10C High school diploma preferred. or ELA 30-2 Math 10C High school diploma preferred. Visual Communications Post Diploma Certificate & Post Degree Certificate You may submit a portfolio to the program for assessment; however a portfolio is not required. Acceptance into the program is based on transcripts only. View the Provinical High School Equivalencies on our website at www.mhc.ab.ca/admission/applying/highschool MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 25

ADMISSIONS - APPLIED DEGREE/DEGREE Applied Degree and Degree Admission Requirements For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Alberta High School Courses or equivalents) (21 years of age) (Post-Secondary Credentials) Academic Transition Plan (ATP) Bachelor of Applied Arts Visual Communications ELA 30-1 or ELA 30-2, or `C or better in Medicine Hat College English 30 or placement in post-secondary (diploma or university transfer) English, as determined by the Medicine Hat College Academic Assessment Test. ATP available for this program. See page 16 for further Bachelor of Applied Health Science Paramedic Overall average of at least 60% and a minimum mark of 50% in: or Math 30-2 Grade 12 five-credit subject. (CHEM 30 is recommended) or Math 30-2 Previous postsecondary coursework may be considered for admission. Successful completion of a PCP/ EMT or EMR program may qualify you for consideration under this admission route. Bachelor of Nursing Overall average of 65% and no grade lower than 50% in: or Math 30-2 30-level 5 credit subject Overall average of 65% and no grade lower than 50% in: or Math 30-2 If you have previous post-secondary education you should meet with the MHC Nursing Advisor for on how your coursework will be considered in the admissions process. View the Provinical High School Equivalencies on our website at www.mhc.ab.ca/ admission/applying/highschool 26 MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018

ADMISSIONS - DEGREE PROGRAM Degree Completion Admission Requirements For an explanation of Admission Routes see page 16 of the Admissions Section. (Post-Secondary Credentials) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Mt. Royal University To apply to this program, applicants must meet one of two admission routes. Route 1 Graduates of Medicine Hat College s Business Administration diploma program with a major in Accounting, Management, Financial Services or Marketing. Equivalent business administration diplomas from other post-secondary institutions will not be considered. Completion of a minimum of twenty (20) required Business Administration courses and approved electives as specified in the MHC calendar. Achievement of a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in the diploma. Route 2 Completion of a twenty (20) approved university transfer courses. 12 specified and 8 electives. Achievement of a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. The Bachelor of Business Administration partnership program at MHC is a competitive program so that the most academically qualified students are accepted first. Successful applicants register in the third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program. Bachelor of Education Mt. Royal University To be eligible for admissions a student must have successfully completed 60 credits of approved university course work and meet competitive GPA. View the Provinical High School Equivalencies on our website at www.mhc.ab.ca/ admission/applying/highschool MHC CALENDAR 2017/2018 27